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PY2N20-1 PY2N20 Material Properties and Phase Diagrams Lecture 1 P. Stamenov, PhD School of Physics, TCD

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PY2N20-1

PY2N20

Material Properties and

Phase Diagrams

Lecture 1

P. Stamenov, PhD

School of Physics, TCD

Text Books

Materials Science & Engineering

An Introduction

William D Callister, Jr.

S-LEN 620.11 53*5;1 …. 10

Introduction to Materials Science for

Engineers

James F Shackelford

620.11 M56*5

Handouts, Notes, Tutorials, etc.

Handouts will be distributed at each

of the lectures

After the lectures electronic copies

of the corresponding handouts will

be uploaded at: http://physics.tcd.ie/people/Plamen.Stamenov/Courses/

The examination questions are

already fixed

Voluntary tutorials to be organised...

Historical Perspective

Metals, Polymers, Composites, Ceramics, Glasses

Types of Materials

Metals

Ceramics

Semiconductors

Polymers

Composites

Metals

Most elemental compounds are metals – rules of QM!

Ceramics

Based on oxides, sulphides, nitrides, but not only!

Semiconductors

Group IV (elemental), III-V’s, II-VI’s, others...

Polymers

Mainly organics, but not only...

What determines a material’s

performance?

Properties Performance

Properties of Materials

Mechanical

Physical

Electrical

Thermal

Magnetic

Optical

Deteriorative

Chemical

Others

Properties Performance

What determines a material’s

performance?

Properties Performance Structure

What do we mean by structure?

Macroscopic

Microscopic

Mesoscopic

Nanoscopic

Atomic level

Bonding

Metallic

Bonding

Conductivity

Ductility

Heat capacity

Reactivity

Bonding

Covalent

Bonding

Toughness

Brittleness

Insulation

Refractivity

Inactivity

Bonding

Ionic

Bonding

Brittleness

Insulation

Reactivity

Bonding

Van der Waals

Bonding

Weakness

Insulation

Inactivity

Types of bonding in engineering

materials

Si, CdS Covalent or ionic/covalent

Semiconductors

Polyethlyne Covalent and secondary

Polymers

Silica (crystalline and amorphous)

Ionic/covalent Ceramics and Glasses

Iron, Cu Metallic Metal

Example Bonding Character Material Type

Representation of Crystal Structures

Atomic hard sphere model

Packing density

Lattices

Unit cells

Coordination spheres and polyhedra

Point groups (of symmetry)

Space groups

‘Colour’ groups

PY3090 – 1

7 Crystal Systems

14 Crystal (Bravais) Lattices

Atomic Packing Factor

cellunitofvolumeTotal

cellunitainatomsofVolumeAPF

Homework

Calculate the APF for

(Primitive) cubic

BCC

FCC

Crytallographic Points, Directions

and Planes

Set up right-handed set of axes x, y, and z x, y, and z along the edges of a unit cell

Origin at a lattice point

x, y, and z not always mutually perpendicular!

a, b, and c are the unit length of the three corresponding unit cell edges

Labelling conventions

Points Directions Planes 101 [110] (110)

111 [111] (100)

Families {001} <011>

¯ ¯

Basic aim of this short course

Understand how processing affects the Structure

Properties

Performance

of materials

What determines a material’s

performance?

Process Structure Properties Performance

Concentrate (focus and emphasis) on metals, semiconductors, oxides...